Double Action Airbrushes for Scale Modeling
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- Опубликовано: 8 июл 2018
- This video looks at double action airbrushes and which ones might be more suitable for painting scale models. There is a very detailed description of the components of an airbrush and how they function along with a discussion of how design differences effect function. Also presented are actual spray patterns from some of the popular airbrushes to illustrate real world results.
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I have been a modeler/model engineer for the best part of 45 years, building everything from plastic model ships to 1/2 size working steam traction engines. I watched a few of your videos a year or so back, I have just spent a full day watching all your videos. You sir have produced the finest instructional videos I have ever seen!
The volume of work required to prepare a video of this high quality is immense. Thank you for a genuinely useful, informative and well presented explanation.
"I hope this video has been helpful..." Are you kidding?! This is beyond helpful, this is elite tier info packed into a easily understood, concise format. That's not easy to pull of. Thank you so much for this and all of your other vids! I'm sure they took a lot of hard work to put together.
This needs more views! The quality of this video is superb
Since they're made near me, I just bought a Badger compressor and a Patriot 105. Glad I finally have a decent airbrush. Thanks for the great videos. You help a lot.
The quality of your videos deserve more views and subs. Great work
I just found your channel, because I wanted a video with more depth,
Very analytical and informative, there are so many airbrushes on the market and even so many made by one manufacturer.
This video was more than helpful! I really appreciate you spending the time to actually explain how the different versions work. I’m mostly a car model builder, but have invested a lot in 1/48 bomber models. I bought a 175 dollar airbrush to help with my camouflage painting, but I’ve been so nervous about using it because of the maintenance it requires. I’ve always gotten by with my cheap Aztec airbrush for my basic modeling, but after seeing this post, I’ve built up the courage to finally try out the Badger Creshendo. It was a big purchase to me that I was scared to try. It’s been sitting for about 10 years, and I’m getting back into models, and now it’s time to give it a try! Heck! If it can work on my cars, I can finally use it for why I got it! Luftwaffa camouflage!!! 😊
Thanks for this video. I am brand new to airbrushing and have been having quite a difficult time adjusting and learning. This has been very helpful in expanding my understanding of how these tools actually work.
This explains the physics of the double action airbrush nicely. I have used a Pasche H single action airbrush for years. I paint model trains and either works well for this. Thanks for the video and those that follow.
Thanks for your efforts, truly appreciate the quality and research. Understanding is in the details and you do an excellent job of giving them. Also the humor helps! I might have to mod my AB's with lightening holes.. ha!
Thank you for another very educational video! Can not wait for an update on your A-26 and SP-2H builds.
Really thankful that your take the time and effort to share your knowledge.
Another great, informative video. Bears out what I discovered through trial and error (mostly error) but could not explain!
Great video but He like every other RUclipsr dances around the actual subject of which Air Brush styles are to be used with each project. The action (Single or Double) each have a use as does Gravity or Siphon feed and each of those has specific Pressures to be used. The experience gained determines how good your results are far more than the brush used, though it does play a small part.
Absolute best modeling videos. Great tips and explanations. Thank you
Thank you, Paul.
Thanks for the great video. Wish more people will watch this video to understand how an airbrush works. It gets under my skin when someone ask what airbrush should I get. You need this one it is the best. I say depends what you are going to be painting.
HI Paul, wow, this was a really well produced and very informative video. Thanks so much for putting it together; it looks like you put a ton of work into it. I'm a single-action Paasche H guy and realized that this great old workhorse still has an important place in my spray booth. At some point I'll be trying a double-action brush and your guidance will be a great help in understanding what they can and can't do.